Kyong is a feminine given name of Korean origin, derived from the Sino-Korean word "Kyong" which means "respectful" or "reverent". It is traditionally given to girls born in the fifth month according to the lunar calendar. The name is pronounced as "kiong" with the 'y' sound similar to that in "yes". Kyong is often associated with qualities of respect, admiration, and devotion.
The name Kyong was quite popular between the years 1947 and 1977, with a total of 57 children born during this period. However, its popularity seemed to fluctuate over time, with no consistent trend year by year.